... T& 1, co4 , a t ,Lulapofis- TaE SUNDAY BANDS.-Thie ?? of tbte pek'os Sunday bands were repeated on Sunday. About $I. persons were present, and nearly £2& wag' ?? we i ground for the sale of programll ...

... GsENERAL POST-OFFICE, EDINBURGIH. Box~es Close. - |Dl'sr . ~~Genleral Ilceeiv'g! P a in .l~in. P. Gfdles. ?? Leithi. ?? ( MAILS. -- -- Aibeed'n, Dundee, Perth,) |0 45lA. 10 Or 10 Or I G 40.v Slirliog, Alloa, &e. . S la 7 20P 7 Or 7 OPr 6 3Cr Bcrwiclk and E. of EnglandI 1 30P 11 Or 1 Or I0 40A 4 Ber sielt, Dunbar, H~ad-; |I dington, &e., EI. of Eog- , C 1Cr 4 30P430r .3O lanld. ?? .. 41C CO ...

... TuJB QUVEB'Is' VISIT TO BIRLIIIANGMA. 1 As the day of the roval visit apuroacbes the energy of preparation, says Aris's aszette, becomes uore intense. The decoration movement makes rapid progress, and along the line of route large and handsome platforms and galleries are sprinlgig up, which it is estimated will accouillodatu :P0,000 or 40000 spectators. Mr. Cresswell's contract for decorating ...

... ?? Saturday, thle overseers of Toxtetli-park assessed .dtheir portion of the docks of the port, in the extra- 1 ?? parochial place of Toxtethl-park, for the poor- rate, at I: £l 36 ...

... varlbiwitt -K('11,5t ll Iiqt)t. (By Electric Tclectwaph.) HOUSE OF LORDS, The liouse met at five o'clock. TsE OATHs BILLt-II tbe order of the day for considering the Coiunons reasons for disargreeing ...

... TflXt furl. FAIRMING OPERATIONS FOR JUNE. FnEQUENTLY Swede turnip Sowing odcupies the far- ?? esacially 'during the early part of the month. It ;i advisable, however, to get this operation con- cluded at as early a period as possible; and when tuinip'sowinglastsbeyond .thd 10th of the month, rather to sow Aberdeens, hybrids, &c. The lawton turnip is also a good variety for June sowing on ...

... .'llixIgboPiam RAillon TkOto TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1SSS. NEWS OF THE DAY. THE vacant offices in the Ministry have been filled Up in a way that wvas never dreamnt of by any of the speculative gentlemen wh ...

... INTENDED VISIT OF THE QUEEN TO LEEDS. THE inhabitants of Leeds will learn with the greatest interest and pleasure, from the announce- ment made by the MAYOR to the Town Council yes. terday, that it is the gracious intention of HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN to honour this town with a visit about the end of the month of August, on her way to Scotland, and to inaugurate our new Town-Hall . by her royal ...

... INDEPENDENT 0RDER OF ODD FELLOWS, t IMANCHESTER UNITY. I lute ANNUAL A10VABLE COMMITTEE. arinm The Slva11sCea ITCrald, of Saturday last, gives ling son'e particolare of the proceedings of the annual movable the comnmnittee of tie TIadepeadent Order of Odd Fellowvs, which the commitienced its sittifnas in Swanisea oln the previous Monday ;ide, morning. Tlhe platform was occupied by the ...

... THIE GENERAL ASSEMBLIES. ESTABLISHIED CHIJR-5H. TENTH DAY-MoNDA'. The Assembly resumed its sittings to-day at eleven ?? ILeishinan, Moderator. THEI CHURCH OF SrCOII..\D lo INSDIA. The Commuittee appointed to draw up a muemorial to Government on the subject of increasing the ec- clesiastical establishment of the C:hurch of Scotland in India, submitted a draft of that memorial, which was ...

... SECOND EDITION? MERCURY OFFIOR, TIEE DAY, ELExVEN ?? FRANCE. A Paris letter of Monday says,-A squabblc between the military and bourgeoisie took place last evening-at a cafe in the Rue de Bondy. The military expelled a carpenter from the cafe, bnt be returned with some of his fellow workmen, and the treops were ite their tuarn expelled by the Pekins. COMMENTS OF TUE LONDON PAPERS. The Tosses ...

... DIRY LANE. Tar. Evric, LA TRAVIATA. Mr C. Brham and Big. .adlell; Madame 3alvn DonatelR and Madame Relloio -Commence at & Tare ETfIN11o, AN UNEQUAL, MATCH. Mer. Rucketone Oltbip. endalef W. rarrenadComtoaA ?? andW.GoPdo, v 81tirlpnB =FFkk M.T~BjgXe2*G hi.i LUTO AND Air..r:MMc Wih.AdJACK'S RETURN il TO.Oommuce %t I PRtINCEBWlB. Tamc EvEaniN, TIHE ST0CK EXCHANGE, or, The Green Bud- ec-8AUSTAND ...